Original Danish or Norwegian Flintlock Jäger Rifle with Later Pillar Breech Alteration, Safety Dog and Matching Serial No. 2266 ger The British typically bombed at

The British typically bombed at night as bombing accuracy was not as important as compared to the American bomber missions since the British targets were not strategic objectives like single point targets such as railroad marshalling yards

which successfully sealed off the Soviet break-in points

the firing system was never as popular as might have been expected and by 1870 quite obsolete

but from our research we found this to be a Danish Model 1869 “Craftsman’s Sabre”

Original Danish or Norwegian Flintlock Jäger Rifle with Later Pillar Breech Alteration, Safety Dog and Matching Serial No. 2266 ger The British typically bombed atOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an unusually interesting Danish or Norwegian military flintlock Jger rifle combining early Scandinavian lock and stock features with a later pillar breech, or tige, alteration. It retains its separate safety dog, five groove rifled barrel, sword bayonet mounting stud, two leaf folding rear sight, sliding wooden patch box, both sling swivels, and a massive iron ramrod with a cupped loading head. The barrel and